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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There is a reason this person wasn't offered a position after interviewing for 16 principal positions in rural Illinois.  Now DCPS has to deal with her because they didn't do due diligence in the hiring process.  The situation is a lawsuit waiting to happen and yes there are employees considering lawsuits.  This principal should be fired. [/quote]

You are crazy obsessed with bringing her down.  To the point that you are coming across like an unhinged stalker. [/quote]

No, she's crazy and a terrible administrator.  Here's incident from her days in Illinois.

BLOOMINGTON -- A McLean County jury acquitted a Normal Community West High School graduate of felony charges that said he slapped his girlfriend and wrapped his arms around her neck last year when the two were students.

Antonio Beard, now 19, was initially charged with a misdemeanor after the May 2009 incident but faced a felony aggravated battery charge after prosecutors dropped the misdemeanor case. The felony case also was dismissed and re-filed by prosecutors before the trial.

Defense attorney Scott Kording criticized the McLean County state's attorney's office after Thursday's verdicts for what he considered a waste of judicial resources in bringing the case to trial.

"I think there was absolutely no need based on the dearth of evidence to file three separate criminal prosecutions against Antonio Beard. It's been a long road that we feel was completely unnecessary," said Kording.....
"We mess around like this all the time in high school. I was laughing about it and now here I am at the courthouse," the girl said after her testimony.

[b]Kording challenged the testimony of Normal West Assistant Principal Carrie Broquard, who said she had a clear view of the incident from where she was standing in the doorway of the school office. The video showed Broquard behind a glass door initially, but she exited as the incident unfolded.[/b]

[b]"Her memory is seriously flawed," Kording said of the administrator's account.[/b]

Broquard told the jury that the alleged victim was crying and upset after the incident. A disagreement in the lunchroom sparked the slap that resulted in criminal charges, according to the girl's testimony.[/quote]

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